K.Y: the f**k are you doing? Kile: watch yo profanity.

N: *gets the laser pointer* CHASE *points it at wall* Thunder: *paws at neons nose* Moon: -.- I never knew he had a weakness Silver: *looks at the laser* Honey: *puts hand on neons face*

Mistle: Hailey don't.. Hailey: *Stares at red dot*

emily:*jumps on neon* MINEEEEEE

Harely: Are they ok? Bluk: Its cat stuff Harley... Evil: I wish I was that entertained.Things get so boring... Bun Bun: Whats wrong with rags? Rags: (Intensely stares at dot)

Jackob: Mm Kay Pi 5:In the last decade, several researchers have clarified what about motion leads to claims of animacy, claims that the movement is life-like. For example, Tremoulet and Feldman (2000; 2006) found that movement change is a critical component - the more the dot changes direction and speed, the more people attribute animacy to it. Cats chase the laser pointer's dot of light because it changes direction and speed. Cats see the moving dot as alive and worth catching. Maybe they think it would taste good if they could just catch it. Last fall, Pratt, Radulescu, Guo, and Abrams (2010) found that these biological motions grab your attention, even if you don't realize what's happening. In a very clever experiment, they had people watch a display of moving dots and report when one of the dots disappeared. For the most part, the dots followed simple laws of physics and displayed no signs of life - just bouncing of the walls and each other. But in rare instances one of the dots would change motion a

must not..touch..red dot..but its.. SO SHINYY AND COOL AGGGHHHHH *tackles* *all my OCs* 'wut'

Ace - uh... well.. Mia - HOLY FUK THIS IS SO COOOT Ace - uhm.. bye..